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Milk intake tube?
Use a milk cleaner in the jug. 10ml to 250ml water from memory. Cleans all the bits.
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This is fantastic, I hadn't really thought about it like that. Top notch advice!!
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@Buel If you have a lettuce growing in your garden, it will successfully live whilst still in the ground. As soon as you harvest it, in...
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Thanks so much for this. Re how fine the coffee is ground.....naïve question again but what is the advantage of grinding your own coffee...
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@Buel Welcome to the forum...Yes there is a massive difference between a Bean to cup machine, vs manual grinding/using a prosumer...
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Good places to start are here:
https://coffeeforums.co.uk/classifieds/category/13-machines/
and here...
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In my experience, stock BTC machines won't give you real espressos or coffeeshop grade milk based drinks, but with decent beans and some...
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Thanks for that. Well now I feel a fraud / fake coffee lover ;)
Right then, where do I start, would you suggest, if this is not too...
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Hi all,
I feel that the formerly lovely cappuccinos are tainted by a distant taste of bl***y dishwasher tablet. The aspiration tube is...
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Good morning all.
Newbie here! Perhaps an obvious question....but I have a Delonghi Autentica and really enjoy some of my...
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Milk intake tube? Use a milk cleaner in the jug. 10ml to 250ml water from memory. Cleans all the bits.